After your car accident, The Hoffmann Law Firm, L.L.C., works hard to help you recover the maximum compensation for lost wages, property damage, pain and suffering, disability and reduced quality of life.
Back injuries are one of the most unpleasant consequences that come with car accidents. Back injuries are among the most common injuries associated with car accidents. The back is highly susceptible to the impact of an accident. Back injuries, regardless of the extent of their severity, can limit a person’s activity level. In this post, Missouri … Read more
Driving under the influence poses serious threat to society. Every year, drunk driving causes several injuries and fatalities not only in Missouri but the entire United States. This brings to mind the case of a St. Louis driver who just got a nine-year prison sentence for causing two accidents within a period of eight months, … Read more
The problem of drowsy driving has reached such levels that it now has become a common cause of motor vehicle accidents. Recent reports published by the National Sleep Foundation & Governors’ Highway Safety Association (GHSA) have highlighted driving safety concerns arising out of fatigued driving. Those who are drowsy while driving have a responsibility not … Read more
Driving under the influence is one of the biggest causes of motor vehicle accidents in the United States. Despite tremendous efforts by lawmakers to curb this menace, people still drink and drive leading to horrible car accidents. Drinking and driving is the single most damaging preventable cause of fatalities in the United States. As many … Read more
Distracted driving, such as texting and driving, is a leading cause of car accidents not only in Missouri but in the United States. According to The National Safety Council, each year distracted driving causes as many as 200,000 motor vehicle accidents. Considering the seriousness of the issue, lawmakers are pushing a ban on texting and … Read more
In the United States, one out of three teen fatalities is caused by a car accident. According to data released by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, teen drivers in the age group of 16-19 years are more likely to get involved in a car accident compared to older drivers. As many as 3,000 … Read more